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by Fran Arrick

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  • ISBN: 0878881905
  • Category: Fiction
  • Author: Fran Arrick
  • Subcategory: Literary
  • Other formats: lrf azw mobi lit
  • Language: English
  • Publisher: Bradbury Press; Spine Lean edition (1981)
  • Pages: 165 pages
  • FB2 size: 1865 kb
  • EPUB size: 1708 kb
  • Rating: 4.1
  • Votes: 799
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Arrick doesn't provide much insight into the psychology or dynamics of anti-Semitic behavior, but she makes the occurrence seem appallingly possible, and she effectively fastens kids' identification on its victimized but not defeated target. This from a former best friend, and the fact that Bobby hasn't one defender, is a little hard to accept-it might be more believable if we knew something about Brian and had a glimpse of Sundback at work on the others. Uploaded by station47. cebu on January 2, 2020.

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A boy who suffers anti-Semitic abuse at the hands of a classmate during his ninth and tenth grade years plots revenge against his tormentor. The multiple pleasures derived from sport are important in constituting subjectivities, social belongings, nationalistic fervors and for some, even reasons for living. This volume examines the role of sporting pleasure in identity formation, social relations, and social transformation.

During his ninth- and 10th-grade years, Bobby Cherno endures the anti-Semitic abuse of Emmett Sundback but then exposes his tormentor, though he cannot banish . Other Books You Might Like. 101 Fast Funny Food Jokes. By. Phil Hirsch, Don Orehek.

Chernowitz! by Fran Arrick, Signet, 1983. True stories by teens about cliques, conflicts, and overcoming peer pressure. Ninth grader Bobby Cherno is targeted by Emmett, a bully who displays anti-Semitic behavior and calls Bobby "Chernowitz. What begins with one bully soon becomes a tormenting campaign of prejudice and hatred during which Bobby's friends turn into enemies. After a cross is burned on his front lawn and the family car is defaced with a swastika, Bobby decides it is time to fight back. The Enemy has a Face, by Gloria Miklowitz, Eedermans, William B. Publishing Company, 2003.

A boy who suffers anti-Semitic abuse at the hands of a classmate during his ninth and tenth grade years plots revenge against his tormentor.
Reviews about Chernowitz! (6):
Fordregelv
If you have ever faced anti-Semitism, this is a book you should read.

If you have have children who are facing it then give them this book to read. In my opinion, this should be required reading for all junior high school kids. As anti-Semitism grows, sadly, the need for books like this grows as well and the message needs to be delivered in a gentle yet forceful way and this one does. It will make the reader feel better, especially if they are facing anti-Semitism.
Skyway
Chernowitz is scary because this is exactly how bullying starts. Cherno is the average kid who plays sports, takes guitar lessons, has friends, etc. Then along comes a big, angry kid from a broken home, who starts picking on Cherno with insults aimed at his name. Then the other kids join in, calling him "Christ-killer", "sheeny", "Jew-bastard", etc. Even his best friend turns on him.
This isn't as much a book about anti-semitism as it is about the anatomy of bullying. You have an antisocial kid who is angry at the world, spots an easy target for his anger, and starts firing away. Other kids are attracted to his toughness (which in reality is just anger) and join in.

One piece of advice for kids reading the book: Cherno makes a decision not to tell his parents or teachers and that's where he makes his mistake. By not telling his parents, he gets no advice on how to deal with it.

This should be required reading for any teacher or parent who wants to understand how bullying works.
Worla
Let me express my appreciation of this book by writing an ad for it--or as I would advertise it to my students:

"Cherno" isn't good enough. If you're Jewish, you've got to sound it. Not Cherno--Chernowitz. Like Horowitz. That way everyone knows your're a "Jew bastard" and "Christ Killer." Who feels this way? Emmitt Sundback, a ninth-grade bully. Not too bright in most ways, but he's sure got it right--so he feels--about Jews.

Every day Bobby Cherno dreads going to school. Not only does he have to face the sneering comments of Emmitt, but also his "gang"--students who used to be Bobby's friends.

Finally, after over a year of torture, Bobby decides to fight back dirty--just like Emmett. He's going to get revenge.

A powerful story.

[You can see this and other such ads in the 2011 edition of THE CREATIVE TEACHER: ACTIVITIES FOR LANGUAGE ARTS (GRADES 4 THROUGH 8 AND UP)]

The Creative Teacher: Activities for Language Arts (Grades 4 through 8 and Up)
Cerekelv
The book I read was chernowitz. It was about a boy in 9th grade named bobby. He is Jewish. Bobby was being picked on by another boy named Emmit Sundback because he was Jewish. Emmit and some former friends of bobby's do some bad and mean things to bobby. Then they go too far and bobby goes off the deep end. Bobby does something to get back at Emmit for all the pain he's caused. To find out the outcome of the story read this book. I really liked this book and it deals with prejudice only in modern times. I rate this book five out of five stars for a good multicultural book. This book is related to the other books I have read about discrimination, prejudice, and the holocaust. One of those books I read was Number the Stars. It was about a Jewish family's struggle during World War 2. The only difference between these two books is that one was a long time ago and the other is in modern times. for a good multicultural book. This book is related to the other books I have read about dicrimination, prejudice, and the holicost. One of those books I read was Number the Stars. it was about a jewish family's struggle during world war 2. The only difference between these two books is that one was a long time agao and the other is in modern times.
Bolanim
Great book for the study of bullying, if you can get past the cover. Most students turn their noses up when they see the outdated cover, but it is a compelling story, well-worth the read.
Hulis
This book was in great condition although it was a used product. I will buy again from Amazon.com Thanks so much for your great service.

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